Leylandii trees for sale as lumber

[revdjembo]

Hi all,

 

I have 20 odd, very large, Leylandii trees that I am planning to have removed. They were planted in 1934 and are all 80' or so tall and with large girth. Are these trees saleable? Any ideas who I might contact to sell them to? Any thoughts much appreciated.

Thanks.

[skyhuck]

It MAY be worth the hassle of moving the timber to some one, if its accessible and cut ready for moving.

[combined tree services]

hiya where abouts in the country are you ? you never know there may well be someone on Arbtalk in your area that could be interested

[gibbon]

I sold 50 large leylandi straight from site for £200. Buyer paid haulage and I was glad to see the back of them. Where are you?

[revdjembo]

I'm in Northumberland UK

[Justme]

I would guess that the cost of felling them would be more than the value of them.

[Theocus]

Ive just put my log pile of leylandii on Ebay!!! 99p start off, just goes to show you sell rubbish!!!! lol

[Sniffy]

Ive just put my log pile of leylandii on Ebay!!! 99p start off, just goes to show you sell rubbish!!!! lol

 

Have you a item number for your pile of rubbish wood .I find it burns well when seasoned

 

Mark

[PeteB]

If they were planted in '34 then might they be protected?

 

Have they gone multi-stemmed low down?

 

Any good for a biomass contractor to get in, fell, chip and load straight into artics?

 

What's the surrounding area like? (fell in one or section)

 

How far to decent road?

[Theocus]

hi all, here is the number for the logs on ebay! 220742704439